Bengal govt puts on hold transfer of over 300 school staff

Bengal govt puts on hold transfer of over 300 school staff

Bengal govt puts on hold transfer of over 300 school staff

Protesting teachers meet Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu

Mr. Basu said the West Bengal School Service Commission is ready to publish a list of tainted and untainted candidates; teachers sayd they will continue protests till the list is published

Shafaq News/ The head of the State of Law Coalition, Nouri al-Maliki, issued a warning on Thursday against exploiting the teachers' demonstrations. In a post on the X platform, al-Maliki said: "We stand in solidarity with the demands of teachers, service employees, workers, and human rights activists to adjust their salaries, and we call for a comprehensive and central reform of the salary scale that takes into account the state's capabilities."…

Govt advances summer vacation in Bengal schools due to hot weather conditions

Kolkata, Apr 11 (PTI) In view of the prevailing hot and humid weather conditions, the West Bengal government on Friday advanced the summer vacation in schools from April 30, except those located in the hill areas of Darjeeling and Kalimpong.Usually, the summer vacation in West Bengal schools begins in the second week of May.Asked about the duration of the summer vacation, Education Minister Bratya Basu told reporters: "Due to the extreme heat co…

Bengal Minister assures publication of segregated list of ‘genuine’ and ‘tainted’ candidates

Kolkata, April 11 (IANS) West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu, on Friday, assured the teaching and non-teaching staff, who have lost jobs in the state-run schools following a Supreme Court… Continue reading Bengal Minister assures publication of segregated list of ‘genuine’ and ‘tainted’ candidates The post Bengal Minister assures publication of segregated list of ‘genuine’ and ‘tainted’ candidates first appeared on Australia India News.

West Bengal Teachers: A key development has taken place in the teacher recruitment scam that has shaken West Bengal politics. Teachers who lost their jobs due to the Supreme Court order… took to the streets. They protested in Sealdah and Central Avenue areas of West Bengal demanding that their jobs be given to them. On this occasion, Mehboob Mandal, spokesperson of Jogyo Shikshak Manch (Qualified Teachers Forum), said… ‘Even though we scored wel…